Desi: I've been posting quite a bit in the past few days on this subject, but I'll try to do so again. As I think sometimes posts get berried in the larger traffic.
First, yes, you can connect the braillnote/voicenote to your cell phone, but it takes some finaggling. You need to order the phone to serial cable for your particular model of phone. I use a Sanyo SCP 4700 and had to search the web for older accessories in order to find it. Second, your Cellular carrier may charge you an extra fee for use of data across your phone though this fee is somewhat suspect. Sprint PCS charges $5.00 for "Sprint Vision" service. I have been paying this fee, but in the last couple of months, I removed this particular service and am still able to connect with seemingly the same speeds. Now, that you have your particular cable connected between your phone and the Braille note, you need to set up your directory of services entry. You need to set your port to serial using Hayes Compatible. You don't need to set any other settings accept for those required by your ISP/Email service carrier. Make sure you put your phone number entry in with 10 digits and don't use a leading 1. Simply go to the email menu and press C to connect then select the entry for your cellular connection. You will here "Connected", then "Logging in" and the "Connected. The system should then go through its normal email sequences. Once completed, make sure you tell the Braille note that you want to disconnect from the modem when you're given that choice and then I always manually disconnect the phone as well by pressing the end button. If you have any other questions, please feel free to contact me off list at [EMAIL PROTECTED] For the rest of the list, sorry if this is seeming repetitive, but I keep seeing the same question come up and feel that this is a very useful feature of the braillenote. Jeff Mo lzow
